Based in Southern Maryland. Big fan of Post Rock/ Blackgaze and looking to get down on a project. Moodier/ambient/heavier the better. Have the ability to record at home, as well as track other member when the time comes. Would love to gig if possible, but also open to an online project as well. Reach out and would love to discuss some options!
Drum parents! Question for you all. Have a newborn (3 months) and have been trying to find a good set of over the ear protection for them when mom pops into the studio with him. I’ve seen some online for that age, but they don’t usually mention an official NRR. Was wondering what any of you may have purchased in the past and what you found worked best. Cheers!
Anyone else just lose power in Great Mills/Lexington Park?
Will keep it short and simple: recording a large-ish drumset (5 toms, bass, snare) with various amounts of cymbals depending on need and genre. Is it better to go traditional route of individual mics, or can a high quality recording still work with the new EAD50 if you incorporate an individual kick, snare, and overheads into its mic inputs and taking advantage of its versatility? Obviously their are no rules and each method will produce its out sound and environment. Just looking for some more seasoned input as I work on making a decision.